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limenius-percentage-slider

v1.0.10

Published

Slider for percentages. Or segments that add up to a certain value

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3

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limenius-percentage-slider

Slider for percentages. Or segments that add up to a certain value.

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Usage

Let's suppose you have a number of input fields in a form and they represent segments of a total (for instance, percentages that add up to 100).

<input id="percentage1" type="text"/>
<input id="percentage2" type="text"/>
<input id="percentage3" type="text"/>

Include somewhere limperslider.js and css/limperslider.css, and create the limperslider object. You can pass it a list of selectors:

new Limperslider(["#percentage1", "#percentage2", "#percentage3"]);

... or a list of HTMLElements, which is useful for instance it the elements are not inserted in the document:

new Limperslider([$("#percentage1")[0], $("#percentage2")[0], $("#percentage3")[0]]);

This code does not need jQuery nor any other library to run. It just uses raw JavaScript (>=IE8) and thus is compatible with AngularJS or whatever environment.

Options

new Limperslider(selectors, options) accepts a second argument options.

  • options.selector: Selector where the slider will be inserted.
  • options.element: HTMLElement where the slider will be inserted.
  • options.total: Total value to add up. Default is 100 (percentages).
  • options.defaultColor: Color of the segments.
  • options.colors: Array of the colors for each segment.
  • options.decimals: Decimal digits of the values. Default is 0 (integers).

RequireJs & AMD compatible

This library is AMD (requirejs) compatible. To use it:

requirejs.config({
    paths: {
        limperslider: '../somepath/limenius-percentage-slider/limperslider',
        }
   }
);

CommonJs & Node.js compatible

This library is also compatible with CommonJs and Node.js modules. To use it:

var Limperslider = require('limenius-percentage-slider');